User:MurielMary
Kia ora! My area of interest is New Zealand social history, particularly women and women's organisations.
I made my first edit on Ethel Benjamin on 24 October 2015. Other articles I have worked on include:
Monuments and memorials:[edit]
- Anti-Air War Memorial
- Sylvia Pankhurst (artwork)
- Pioneer Women's Memorial Garden (Melbourne)
- Pioneer Women's Memorial (Perth)
- Pioneer Women's Memorial Avenue
- Centenary of Women's Suffrage Gazebo
- Centenary of Women's Suffrage mural
- List of monuments and memorials to women's suffrage
- Resilience (sculpture)
- Statue of Harriet Tubman (Gainesville, Georgia)
- Statue of Harriet Tubman (Ypsilanti, Michigan)
- Statue of Harriet Tubman (Little Rock, Arkansas)
- Statue of Harriet Tubman (Salisbury, Maryland)
- Harriet Tubman Memorial (New York City)
- Harriet Tubman Park
- Harriet Tubman Memorial (Boston)
- Harriet Tubman Memorial Garden
- Jessie Street Gardens
- Taking Tea (sculpture)
- New York State Women Veterans Memorial
- Boston Women's Memorial
- Pioneer Women's Memorial
- Centenary of Women's Suffrage Commemorative Fountain
- Broken Hill Women's Memorial
- Statue of Jean Batten
- Tennessee Woman Suffrage Memorial
- Great Petition (sculpture)
- Puketapapa Women's Suffrage Memorial
- Centenary of Western Australian Women's Suffrage Memorial
- Statue of Margaret Cruickshank
- Kate Sheppard National Memorial
- Anzac of the Year Award
Biographies: NZ[edit]
- Frances Valintine
- Evelyn Brooke
- Jessie Torrance
- Minnie Jeffery
- Adelaide Hicks
- Rachel Reynolds
- Helen Cowie (doctor)
- Stella Henderson
- Christina Henderson
- Wilhelmina Bain
- Parris Goebel
- Hannah O'Neill
- Sarah Jane Parton
- Georgina Abernethy
- Isabella Anderson
- Jocelyn Ryburn
- Nora Poppelwell
- Trelise Cooper
- Emilia Wickstead
- Amelia Batistich
- Mary Townsend
- Stella Jones (writer) and The Tree (play)
- Kate Evelyn Isitt
- Bernice Shackleton
- Shonagh Koea
- Muriel Moody
- Mary Ruddock
- Judith Medlicott
- Philippa Mein Smith
- Helen Gibson_(teacher)
- Nurse Maude
- Evelyn Page
- Elizabeth Herriott
- Edith Searle Grossmann
- Marjorie Chambers
- Bridget Williams and Bridget Williams Books
- Suzie Moncrieff
- Muriel Bell
- Judy Bailey (pianist)
- Dorothy Ker
- Peri Drysdale
- Nelle Scanlan
- Margaret Alcorn
- Mary Alcorn
- Marjory Mills
- Margaret Cruickshank
- Caroline Freeman
- Agnes Busby
- Emily Siedeberg
- Una Carter
- Sarah Cripps
- Harriet Heron
- Janet Williamson
- Stacey Shortall
- Siouxsie Wiles
- Annette Pearse
- Norah Barlow
- Theresa Gattung
- Vera Moore
- Tony Veitch
- Nora FitzGibbon
- Rose Hinchey
- Edith Tennent
- Edith Rudd
- Alice Holford
- Jessie Bicknell
- Ella Cooke
- Christina McDonald (nurse)
The Connon-Macmillan Brown family: Helen Connon; Viola Macmillan Brown; Millicent Baxter
Playcentre NZ: Gwen Somerset; Beatrice Beeby (nominated for a DYK fact, 13 November 2015); Joan Wood
The Valpy family: Juliet Valpy; Ellen Jeffreys; Arabella Valpy; Catherine Fulton
The Marquette casualties: Nona Hildyard, Marion Brown, Catherine Fox, Lorna Rattray, Mary Rae, Mary Gorman, Mabel Jamieson, Margaret Rogers
The Wimperis women: Susanna Wimperis, Eleanor Joachim, Frances Wimperis, Ann Wimperis
Biographies: Australia[edit]
- Lauren Murdoch
- Clementine Ford (writer)
- Sue Denison
- Louisa Bicknell
- Emma Miller
- Vivean Gray (updated for Recent Death on ITN, 29 July 2016)
- Neta Maughan
- Jane Scali
- Patricia Grimshaw
- Karen Kime
- Elizabeth Alfred (DYK fact used from this article, 24 December 2015)
- Noeleen Batley
- Kerryn Manning
- Michelle Payne (updated for the "In the News" item, November 2015)
- Catherine Hamlin
Biographies: Rest of the World[edit]
- Delia Davin (written for Recent Death on ITN, 23 October 2016)
- Yvette Chauviré ((updated for Recent Death on ITN, 23 October 2016)
- Daphne Odjig (updated for Recent Death on ITN, 3 October 2016)
- Trịnh Thị Ngọ (updated for Recent Death on ITN, 5 October 2016)
- Agnes Nixon (updated for Recent Death on ITN, 3 October 2016)
- Shirley Jaffe (artist) (updated for Recent Death on ITN, 3 October 2016)
- Margaret Anstee (updated for Recent Death on ITN, 29 August 2016)
- Esther Jungreis (updated for Recent Death on ITN, 26 August 2016)
- Hannah Slater
- Machali (tigress) (updated for Recent Death on ITN, 23 August 2016
- Ruby Wilson (updated for Recent Death on ITN, 14 August 2016)
- Alison Piepmeier (updated for Recent Death on ITN, 14 August 2016)
- Helen Delich Bentley (written for Recent Death on ITN, 7 August 2016)
- Sylvia Peters (updated for Recent Death on ITN, 30 July 2016)
- Doris Benegas (written for Recent Death on ITN, 30 July 2016)
- Mollie Lowery (written for Recent Death on ITN, 29 July 2016)
- Molly Turner
- Berta Cáceres
- Qandeel Baloch (updated for Recent Death on ITN, 18 July 2016)
- Beatrice de Cardi (updated for Recent Death on ITN, 8 July 2016)
- Caroline Ithurbide
- Teupoko'ina Utanga Morgan
- Yvette Francis-McBarnette
- Zaha Hadid (updated for Recent Death on ITN, 1 April 2016)
- Mother Angelica
- Patty Duke (updated for Recent Death on ITN, 31 March 2016)
- Leila Alaoui (DYK fact used from this article, 2 March 2016)
- Tracey Curtis-Taylor
- Ashraf Pahlavi (updated for Recent Death on ITN, 11 January 2016)
- Parisa Tabriz
- Mattiwilda Dobbs
- Amanda Cajander
- Lynda Patterson
- Victoria Matthews
- Eliza Wohlers
- Maggie Doyne
- Anna Maxwell
Other topics[edit]
- High heel policy (featured in a DYK, 27 June 2016)
- New Zealand Women of Influence Award
- List of nurses who died in World War I
To-do list[edit]
- Sacha Bond[1]
- Lelia Murton Poole[2][3]
- Rural Women New Zealand Business Awards[4]
- Rural Women New Zealand[5]
- Sophie Hurley[6]
- Julia Arnott-Neenee[7]
- Claire Achmad[8]
- Vea Mafile'o
- Natasha Vaaelua[9]
- Kelly Francis (gardener)[10]
- Statue of Zelda D'Aprano
- New Zealand Women of Influence Award winners[11]
- Dorothy Theomin - to expand
- Blanch Te Rangi[12] and in Auger page 59
- Margaret Chapman (New Zealand artist)[13]
- Angela Heisch
- Erin Florio
- Heather Morris
- Layla Kaisi
- Abba Rose Dinah Vaiaoga-Ioasa[14][15][16]
- Naomi Ballantyne[17]
- Sculptor Lis Johnson
- Auckland women mentioned here: https://community.aggs.ptly.com/nz/aggs/uploads/PDFs/1980s%20under%20Miss%20Pountney.pdf
- Borrow in June 2023: https://www.tepapa.govt.nz/about/te-papa-press/contact-te-papa-press/all-books-z/history-books/through-shaded-glass-women-and
- Harriet Ross Tubman (2006) by James L. Gafgen, Bristol, Pennsylvania
- Ed Dwight, Underground Railroad Memorial (1994), Kellogg Foundation Headquarters, Battle Creek, Michigan. Image Source: “Memorials and Public Art,” EdDwight.com, accessed February 24, 2015, http://www.eddwight.com/sites/default/files/UGGR_panorama.jpg.
- Nancy Blumer memorial http://monumentaustralia.org.au/display/21416-nancy-blumer http://www.areanews.com.au/story/173546/blumer-tribute-to-shine-again/
- Pioneer women, South Australia https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:ADH_hahndorf_71_pioneer_women.jpg
References[edit]
- ^ Magrin, Federico (2023-12-20). "Kiwi woman sets new nine-hour world record for lamb shearing". Stuff. Retrieved 2023-12-27.
- ^ Roxburgh, Tracey (2022-08-17). "Poem wins international award". Otago Daily Times Online News. Retrieved 2024-01-01.
- ^ "Interview with Leila Murton Poole". nycmidnight. Retrieved 2024-01-01.
- ^ "NZI Rural Women NZ Business Awards Winners 2023 – Rural Women New Zealand". Retrieved 2024-01-01.
- ^ "Our History – Rural Women New Zealand". Retrieved 2024-01-01.
- ^ Radcliffe, Kiah (2023-11-27). "Taihape's Sophie Hurley takes out top gong at Rural Women NZ Business Awards". Stuff. Retrieved 2024-01-01.
- ^ "Fibre Fale founder appointed to University Council - The University of Auckland". www.auckland.ac.nz. Retrieved 2024-01-01.
- ^ "Chief children's commissioner appointed". NZ Herald. 2024-01-02. Retrieved 2024-01-01.
- ^ "Samoan author thrives in Aotearoa". Samoa Observer. Retrieved 2023-12-27.
- ^ Simpson, As told to Emily (2022-05-28). "Meet Kelly Francis, the Māori garden warrior who's helped install 1200 gardens". Stuff. Retrieved 2023-07-29.
- ^ "2019 Women of Influence Supreme winner medical pioneer Jane Harding". Stuff. Retrieved 2020-03-15.
- ^ archive.nzc.nz https://archive.nzc.nz/Players/1713/1713061/1713061.html. Retrieved 2023-04-11.
{{cite web}}: Missing or empty|title=(help) - ^ "Twelve Stamps of Christmas". Otago Museum. Retrieved 2023-06-02.
- ^ "WOMEN OF THE ISLANDS - ABBA-ROSE DINAH VAIAOGA-IOASA — thecoconet.tv - The world's largest hub of Pacific Island content.uu". www.thecoconet.tv. Retrieved 2023-04-16.
- ^ "PEOPLE OF 2020: Abba-Rose Dinah and Stallone Vaiaoga-Ioasa". Samoa Observer. Retrieved 2023-04-16.
- ^ "WIFT NZ - Vaiaoga-Ioasa wins NZFC gender scholarship". www.wiftnz.org.nz. Retrieved 2023-04-16.
- ^ "Partners Life founder: From growing up poor to selling her business for $1 billion". NZ Herald. Retrieved 2023-04-16.
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